A1-year-old likes to pull his cat's tail because the cat meows and moves away. one day he pulls another cat's tail and gets scratched. from that day on, he is cautious around cats. what cognitive process has probably occurred?

Accommodation

Explanation:

This event can be explained from Piaget's theory of development.

According to Piaget children go through different processes by which they learn.

In the question, the 1-year-old likes to pull his cat's tail, however one day he pulls a cat's tail and gets scratched. This way, the kid had a new experience that didn't fit in the schema he already had about cats meowing when someone pulls their tails. Therefore, he had to modify his schemas to include this new information and it lead to a process of learning. This whole process he had in his mind (and why now he is cautious around cats) was due to accommodation.

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